York-Adams Grange meets
LEWISBURY, Pa. - The
May session of the York-
Adams Pomona Grange 40,
was held on May 14, at
Valley Grange, Lewisbury.
Master Marvin Miller was in
charge of the meeting.
Special guest speaker was
the assistant to Senator John
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Hopper, David Biggs, who
spoke on the “Proper and
most effective procedure” to
contact your senator and
representative. A question
and answer period followed.
Resolutions were
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Biglerville Grange, and
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Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Hill,
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membership committee,
nere guests during the
afternoon session. Hill spoke
briefly how membership can
increase, and the needed
participation by all
members.
The Dress dewing Contest
was judged in the afternoon.
Wipners were- Class A - 1.
Dorothy Keichart, Gideon; 2.
Janet Kmenheiser, non
member, sponsored by Red
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Lion Grange; and 3. Kathy
Wise, Valley Grange.
Class B - 1 & 2. Janet
Emenheiser; 3. Treva Leese,
Gideon Grange.
Class D - 1. Margaret
Crowl, Gideon Grange
Class E -1. Joyce Reiner,
Eureka Grange
Judges for the contest
were: Sherry Yohe, York;
Geraldine Lehmer and
Carolyn Hebe, both of
Dillsburg area.
New Pomona Officers
were elected during the
evenmg session. They will
serve two years. Those
elected were: William Justh,
master; Richard Gallimore,
overseer; Gladys Sheffer,
lecturer; Norman Nace,
steward; David Scott,
assistant steward; Anna
May Snyder, lady assistant
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steward; Richard Lehman,
chaplain; J. Frank Sheffer,
treasurer; Patty Scott,
secretary; James Snyder,
Jr., gatekeeper; Lou Ann
Snyder, ceres; Peggy
Sterner, pomona; Jane
Thoman, flora; and Marvin
Miller, executive committee
member.
The installation of officers
will be held when Pomona
meets August 13, at Gideon
Grange. Following the
installation, the youth of
Cumberland County will
present the evening
program.
Other meetings and
programs planned by the
Pomona Grange will be;
“Visitation Nite” programs
on: June 7, at Eureka
Grange Hall; July 2, at
Biglerville Grange; August
23 at Washington Grange,
Kralltown. A Family Grange
picnic will be held July 10,
beginning at 2 p.m., at
Pinchot State Park,
sponsored by the youth.
Members are asked to bring
a covered dish. Hot dogs,
hamburgs, and drink will be
furnished by youth.
“Degree Day” for all
Grange members will be
held July 23, beginning at 6
p.m. at Gideon Grange. The
Four-County picnic, with
Lebanon County as host, will
be held at the Mount
Lebanon Campgrounds, on
July 30, beginning at 2 p.m.
Buses will be provided for
those wishing to take the tour
of the Cornwall Furnace and
Museum, leaving at 2:30
p.m. from the campgrounds.
A covered-dish supper will
be served at 5:30 p.m. and
the evening program will
begin at 7 p.m. Cumberland
and York-Adams Counties
will present the program,
with Dauphin County filling
the chairs.
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